School. Unless their family is really poor and makes the kid work, but it is illegal, and going to school is mandatory.
On wednesdays some french children don't go to school at all and if they do go into school it is only for half a day. If they don't go into school on wednesdays then they go to school on Saturday for half a day they also work a lot longer hours than English children do
I cannot give an exact amount but almost all children go to school in America.
Children in Massachusetts did have to go to school. They would have worked at home with their families during planting and harvest times back in the old days.
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It depends on the country. In the US, all children go to school, regardless of whether they have living parents or not. In some countries, the lack of resources (money) may not allow an orphan to go to school.
people in Brazil go to school at 3 in the afternoon here in Australia but in Brazil its 9 in the morning
Yes!
His children go to the same school as mine.
monday to saturday off on sunday
Roman children went to school for the same reasons that modern children go to school-- to get educated and to get the rewards that an education can bring.
Over 300 children in each community in Brazil don't attend school because they have to work to earn money for their families or their families just can't afford it.
no. only about 1/5 of the children go to high school but all of them go to elementary.
children in Hong Kong do go to school and have the same education as all children but they speak chinese and madrin and they have international schools.
the same school that William went to
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Children in Massachusetts do the same things as children in other places. They play with toys,friends and go to school.
They don't have a certain amount of school years. They are the same as everyone else